"Glimmers, feathers and staring skies" explores grief and migration through the hummingbird, weaving personal loss, Costa Rican folk belief, and scientific imagery to question how humans relate to, classify, and care for more-than-human bodies.
The project explores the rise and decline of textile colonies along Catalonia’s Llobregat River. Through the landscape and archival imagery reimagined as textile patterns, the project reveals traces of power, control, and memory in these spaces.
Castle of Innocence examines the power dynamics present in the construction of historical narratives and collective memory through the imaginative space of the Children's Museum of Costa Rica.